Title: | AMIGA NOTES |
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Moderator: | HYDRA::MOORE |
Created: | Sat Apr 26 1986 |
Last Modified: | Wed Feb 05 1992 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 5378 |
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Has anyone thought of doing a HyperCard clone for the Amiga? I just got my hands on a big fat book that supposedly tells all there is to know about the thing. Bill Atkinson (the creator of HyperCard) claims he'll make public the disk format used so that applications can run smoothly across machines. The first 3 levels look pretty easy to implement, while the rest get more complex. One might also note that it took ~2-1/2 years for Bill to write the thing in the first place, so it might take a bit more than a few weekends. Any comments? brave souls? Robb
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1044.1 | SQM::WATERS | Learning to Fly | Mon Jan 11 1988 15:40 | 7 | |
I've been looking into HyperCard of late. What's the name of the big fat book you are referring to? An Amiga implementation of HyperCard sounds like an interesting project, although finding the time may be difficult. Brad | |||||
1044.2 | thar she blows... | BAXTA::PFISTER_ROB | No Pain, No Pain | Tue Jan 12 1988 07:37 | 19 |
the book is... `The Complete HyperCard Handbook' by Danny Goodman it's published by Bamtam Books `The Macintosh Performance Library' (yee haaw) ISBN 0-533-3491-2 I got mine in Mr PaperBack in Waterville, Maine so it shouldn't be hard to find in civilized parts of the country. I'll look up Bantam's fone number if you wanna order it directly. Robb (I think lots of work could be saved on the Amiga if the graphics tool part of the thing was skipped, and joe user poped up DPaint or similiar tool, and used a clipboard cut+paste. Like the machine multi-tasks, ya know) |